Articles related to CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE (CVD)

Recent research indicates an incremental risk of cardiomyopathy associated with extended stimulant use in ADHD treatment among young adults. Notably, this risk peaks at eight years of therapy, reinforcing the need for vigilant cardiovascular monitoring.

In cases of transthyretin-mediated amyloid cardiomyopathy, standard diagnostic techniques may not always detect cardiac abnormalities, as evidenced by a patient with the rare Tyr78Phe mutation who lacked typical imaging markers but confirmed amyloid deposits through biopsy.

Artificial intelligence is poised to significantly advance cardiovascular diagnostics, offering enhanced accuracy in detecting critical conditions from routine electrocardiograms. This promises to refine both diagnostics and patient management in cardiology.

Empower your patients with a multifaceted approach to cholesterol management, emphasizing the powerful combination of dietary adjustments, physical activity, and lifestyle changes alongside medical therapies.

In this detailed case study, physicians will gain insights into the layered complexity of managing post-infarction complications, emphasizing the critical interplay between timely surgical intervention and vigilant post-operative monitoring in preserving patient outcomes.

The CXR CVD-Risk model stands at the forefront of integrating deep learning with radiography, offering a novel lens through which physicians can assess cardiovascular risk, especially in scenarios where conventional risk factors are not discernible.